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Some of you. And are looking at. So thiis weak little brin t weat so pack that umbrella as you head out the door for work in school. Daytime highs for today, seasonal. 56 in San Francisco. 55 concord and 61 for san jose. Were going to timeout that showers coming up. Gianna . No major accidents to report right now. We have reports of a broken down vehicle. Typically that would not cause too many delays. It is on the upper deck of the bay bridge. Traffic backs up very quickly. As you work your way out of the east bay into San Francisco, you can see speed stepping down to 21 miles per hour. Just ...

The full house could vote on the articles of impeachment as soon as next week. Coming up fast. Nancy cordes is on capitol hill for us covering the impeachment investigation for us from the beginning. Nancy, good morning. We have two articles, abuse of power and obstruction of congress. Were used to hearing obstruction of justice. This is obstruction of congress. Can you walk us through the two articles and tell us what they mean. Reporter absolutely. Abuse of power, democrats say, has to do with the president s attempt to use miss office for personal gain contrary to national interest. They sa...

Awareness. And snake road is still closed as officials wait for an engineer to assess the situation. A fire undermined the road and there are still fears of collapse. It is 4 31. A quick update on weather and traffic. We start with drew tuma. We start with drew tuma. Just stay alert. The winds will gust over 30 miles an hour in spots especially on saturday. Combine that with relatively low humidity, any fires that start can easily spread. Today, this morning, starting out with our chilly spots. 40s and 50s around the bay. But what youll notice later on by mid day were into the upper 50s to low...

Mitchell Bailey will be the first openly gay man to serve as the City College of San Francisco's chancellor following his interim appointment. The school's search for a permanent one continues.

Martin’s departure follows a trend of short-lived CCSF Chancellors, leaving City College’s future uncertain.